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Before delving into the exciting fields of calculus and mathematical physics, it is necessary to gain an in-depth understanding of functions. In this book you will get to know two of the most fundamental function classes intimately: the exponential and trigonometric functions. You will learn how to visualize the graph from the equation, how to set up the function from conditions for real-world applications, how to find the roots, and much more. While prior knowledge in linear and quadratic functions is helpful, it is not necessary for understanding the contents of the book as all the core concepts are developed during the discussion and demonstrated using plenty of examples. The book also contains problems along with detailed solutions to each section. So except for the very basics of algebra, no prior knowledge is required.
Once done, you can continue your journey into mathematics, from the basics all the way to differential equations, by following the "Math Shorts" series, with the recommended reading being "Math Shorts - Derivatives" upon completion of this book. From the author of "Great Formulas Explained" and "Statistical Snacks", here's another down-to-earth guide to the joys of mathematics.
Before delving into the exciting fields of calculus and mathematical physics, it is necessary to gain an in-depth understanding of functions. In this book you will get to know two of the most fundamental function classes intimately: the exponential and trigonometric functions. You will learn how to visualize the graph from the equation, how to set up the function from conditions for real-world applications, how to find the roots, and much more. While prior knowledge in linear and quadratic functions is helpful, it is not necessary for understanding the contents of the book as all the core concepts are developed during the discussion and demonstrated using plenty of examples. The book also contains problems along with detailed solutions to each section. So except for the very basics of algebra, no prior knowledge is required.
Once done, you can continue your journey into mathematics, from the basics all the way to differential equations, by following the "Math Shorts" series, with the recommended reading being "Math Shorts - Derivatives" upon completion of this book. From the author of "Great Formulas Explained" and "Statistical Snacks", here's another down-to-earth guide to the joys of mathematics.
